What is the name of Anne with an "E" opening theme?
Ahead by a century, by The Tragically Hip
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A perfect graveyard of buried hopes/ Will you swear to be my friend forever and ever?/Different isn't bad, it's just not the same/To sleep in a tree in the moonshine----- Which of these sentences isn't carved in the trees on the opening.
Different isn't bad, it's just not the same
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Who said this: "I choose myself, and that way Iโll never be disappointed."
Anne
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What is Anneโs favorite fashion trend?
Puffed sleeves
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thief
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gift
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rocket
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lifesaver
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Anne's Vocabulary: Solemnity
the state or quality of being serious and dignified
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Jeannie Pippett is the owner of the fancy boutique La Rue Auber, a friend and former love interest of Matthew Cuthbert. What did she gift did she keep from him since they were young?
A button
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Who said: "I reckon that every new idea was modern once, until it wasn't".
Mr. Cuthbert
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Anne's Vocabulary: Contend
struggle to surmount (to deal successfully with a difficulty or problem)
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Where did Anne say she lost miss Cuthbert's brooch?
In a well.
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"Sometimes you just have to let people love you" Who says that to whom?
Anne to Mrs. Cuthbert, episode 7.
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โBoston marriage,โ is the cohabitation of two women independent of financial support from a man. This term didn't exist at the time the novel was written, but it was the way ________ encountered not to suffer from prejudice.
Aunt Josephine
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Croup refers to an infection of the upper airway, which obstructs breathing and causes a characteristic barking cough. How does Anne treat Minnie May in the sixth episode.
She makes Minnie May inhale steam to loosen the phlegm, cold wind to slow down her fever, and onions in her socks.